It has been ten months since the international community lifted sanctions against Iran’s oil and gas sector, paving the way for the country to rebuild its lost production capacity and fight for its fair market share. Figures from Bloomberg show Iran’s September production rate at 3.63 million barrels a day – set to increase to and stabilize at just over 4 million bpd in the next few weeks. If all goes as planned, Tehran’s oil officials will sign $10 billion in new oil and gas deals by the end of the fiscal year in March, according to Amirhossein Zamaninia, Iran’s deputy oil minister for international affairs. The mega-sized South Azadegan oilfield, which sits on the Iran-Iraq border, will kick off the return of foreign capital to the country’s energy sector and “likely propel the petrochemical ventures to get off the ground faster than the new oil […]